The video for "Better Me," which was released back in September, features video footage and photos of Gentry and his bandmate Eddie Montgomery throughout their career: visiting wounded soldiers abroad, performing to sold-out crowds and goofing off backstage. There’s even a few heart-wrenching and sweet personal photos of Gentry and his family, including nostalgic snaps of Gentry and his daughters and wife.

Gentry sings the lead vocals on "Better Me," which is set to appear on Montgomery Gentry's new album. According to Average Joes Entertainment, the label to which Montgomery Gentry is signed, the duo had recently finished recording what will now be Gentry's final album; however, the complete details of the record have not yet been announced.

Gentry was removed from the helicopter crash wreckage at the scene but was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. In addition to Gentry, the helicopter’s pilot, James Evan Robinson, died in the crash; crews worked for hours to remove his body from the wreck.